devarshisingh
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As an audience, I've had the fortune of being witness to the mastery of craft that Aditya Om possesses, or has always possessed, if you ask me. I've been seeing him from the time when he was this fresh-faced youngster during the time he made his bow in Babul to when he graduated to the celluloid , winning over critics and audiences alike, essaying multiple roles with consummate ease and grace.
We can wax lyrical about his enormous acting prowess and extol his range, perhaps on another day, but right now let's just pause for a second, and talk about Sant Tukaram.
To see him and his cohort make a movie, about such a revered saint whose teachings brought the advent of change in our society beset with grave inequality, is worthy of great applause and commendation. He's the kind of an artist who feels deeply and to be a human among persons is the greatest challenge that there is, per Dostoevsky.
The wave of support I've seen for him encourages me and bolsters my belief in the fact that no earnest effort ever goes in vain, no matter how much the detractors may try to besmirch it. Sant Tukaram's teachings are what our society needs more of, and if we can rise above the one-upmanship and appreciate the Art and the intent, we do an auteur like Aditya Om real justice.
We can wax lyrical about his enormous acting prowess and extol his range, perhaps on another day, but right now let's just pause for a second, and talk about Sant Tukaram.
To see him and his cohort make a movie, about such a revered saint whose teachings brought the advent of change in our society beset with grave inequality, is worthy of great applause and commendation. He's the kind of an artist who feels deeply and to be a human among persons is the greatest challenge that there is, per Dostoevsky.
The wave of support I've seen for him encourages me and bolsters my belief in the fact that no earnest effort ever goes in vain, no matter how much the detractors may try to besmirch it. Sant Tukaram's teachings are what our society needs more of, and if we can rise above the one-upmanship and appreciate the Art and the intent, we do an auteur like Aditya Om real justice.
Having known and followed Aditya Om's work in the past years, one thing I can write for sure that he has an immaculate attention to detail and a knack of hitting you in the feels. When Maassab finished, I found myself sobbing because of the spur of emotions that had overcome me. I've never felt as moved as after watching Maassab.
Bandook is a film that has captured the pulse of the socio political equations that exist in the hinterland of Uttar Pradesh with its masterful layerings. As an audience, you grow with Bhola, he's the guy who's got his flaws but he's someone you'll root for. Aditya Om as Bhola never skips a beat. Getting into the skin of such a complex character and at the same time, helming the movie is a tough ask but he does it with his own characteristic nonchalance. Loved him and the whole cast.